Amarillo Globe Telephones Rate Line Details
The Amaroillo Globe lists a price line with figures 6262 eB 65 and two price points 3.90 and 7.60 plus 2.50, indicating a tiered charge or tariff section.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1929
Page
6
The Amaroillo Globe lists a price line with figures 6262 eB 65 and two price points 3.90 and 7.60 plus 2.50, indicating a tiered charge or tariff section.
Robert Maynard Hutchins thirty is named president of the University of Chicago to start July 1 becoming the youngest major American educational leader. The selection stirs comment from trustees and rivals while Hutchins cites freedom enterprise and faculty excellence as a basis for the appointment.
Dr Walter H Eddy of Columbia University discusses indoor ultraviolet sources as safe substitutes with proper filters. He notes mercury vapor and carbon arc lamps can emit UV, filters or glass can limit exposure, and warns against overuse causing burns or sleepiness without automatic shutoff.
The article argues for a dedicated children’s dining table in the home with careful setting and neat, simple meals. It urges parents to provide a pleasant, clean space with napkins, light, and even flowers, noting that good manners come from pleasant surroundings and not endless correction.
Mildred Lawrence fears for Stephen Armitage as Pamela Judson schemes with Harold’s death and Huck Connors, while Mr. Judson promises Stephen bail. Pamela visits a jeweler to plan an Africa wedding and Mildred faces danger as Huck’s henchman shadows her.
A long mixed-up puzzle list with clues and partial solutions appears, ending with a suspenseful crime scene note where a man uses a corded gun to shoot someone as he sought a nickel for car fare. The passage ends with “To Be Continued.”
Reinforced national guard troops guard doors as American Bemberg and American Flantzoff mills in Elizabethton Tennessee reopen after a two weeks strike involving 5000 workers. A loyal workers force starts the shift while a mass meeting warned that nonunion workers would not be responsible for any ensuing trouble.
Modern Pepys records a dentist visit in New York with observations on window awnings, a noted actor, and a dinner with his wife. He reflects on entertainment, fashion, and social trends through anecdotes about performers, box office humor, and a lavish gown order.
A humorous vignette from Laughing Around the World describes a Western Kansas water scarcity prank. An autoist asks a farmer how far he must haul water, receiving the dry reply that it’s about ten miles and that digging a well wouldn’t help because the distance is the same in either direction.
In Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit defies Mrs Peter to watch Beauty the Wood Duck in a hollow tree nest. He longs for the moment the ducklings hatch and drop to the ground as the Wood Duck matures in springtime Green Forest scenes.
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